2004
DOI: 10.1590/s0021-75572004000400004
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Obesidade infantil: como podemos ser eficazes?

Abstract: Objective: To review therapeutic approaches to childhood obesity and also its diagnosis and prevention.Sources of data: Searches were performed of scientific papers held on the MEDLINE, Ovid, Highwire and Scielo databases. Keywords utilized were: childhood obesity and a variety of combinations of this term with treatment , prevention and consequence . The search returned papers including review articles, observational studies, clinical trials and consensus statements. Bibliographical references in these articl… Show more

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“…Researchers (21) appoint that children and teenagers tend to be obese when sedentary and that obesity itself contributes to make them even more sedentary. Physical activity decreases the risk of obesity, acting in the energy balance regulation, influencing body weight distribution, preserving or keeping the thin mass, besides contributing to weight loss and being effective, solely, to prevent blood hypertension (22) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Researchers (21) appoint that children and teenagers tend to be obese when sedentary and that obesity itself contributes to make them even more sedentary. Physical activity decreases the risk of obesity, acting in the energy balance regulation, influencing body weight distribution, preserving or keeping the thin mass, besides contributing to weight loss and being effective, solely, to prevent blood hypertension (22) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This fact can be explained in terms that "Socioeconomic status influences obesity through education, income and occupation, resulting in specific behavioral patterns that affect energy intake, energy expenditure and metabolic rate (MELLO; LUFT;MEYER, 2004, p. 173-174).…”
Section: Public Health Policies and Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Isso faz com que a questão alimentar seja estratégica para a saúde pública, afi nal, a alimentação defi ne a qualidade de vida nas fases posteriores da vida, em particular na terceira idade. É sabido que, atualmente, a obesidade entre os jovens brasileiros é encontrada nas diferentes faixas econômicas, principalmente naquelas de classe mais alta, fato que pode ser explicado em função de que a " [...] classe socioeconômica infl uencia a obesidade por meio da educação, da renda e da ocupação, resultando em padrões comportamentais específi cos que afetam ingestão calórica, gasto energético e taxa de metabolismo" (MELLO; LUFT;MEYER, 2004, p. 173-174).…”
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